Hereis a CodeSandbox with what I have so far. I'm using Framer Motion'sAnimatePresenceto detect exit animations. But React Router wants to re-animate the parent route, even if just the nested route has changed. As you can see in theCodeSandbox demo, the routes are animating okay, but w...
Since react-router routes are components, creating nested routes is as simple as making one route a child of another in JSX. Make the nested component: classApp extends React.Component { render(){return(<Router history={hashHistory}> <Route path="/"component={Home}> <Route path="about"com...
Maximum call stack size exceeded on nested Routes in react-router-dom v6 #82363 New issue Open Description Bartozzz opened on Dec 19, 2024 Environment self-hosted (https://develop.sentry.dev/self-hosted/) Steps to Reproduce "react": "18.3.1" "react-dom": "18.3.1" "react-router-dom...
Since react-router routes are components, creating nested routes is as simple as making one route a child of another in JSX. Make the nested component: classApp extends React.Component { render(){return(<Router history={hashHistory}> <Route path="/"component={Home}> <Route path="about"com...
Currently all of the routes on define on the top level. This is not best practice use children prop for nested routes #1154 #1211 #1213 #1218
Usingreact-router v6andreact v18. I am not sure what I am missing, but it seems like the nesting component with lazy does not work. I have this file structure: routes/root.tsx routes/profiles/Profiles.tsx routes/profiles/ProfileDetail.tsx ...
In this lesson we'll see how Ramda'spathandpathOrfunctions can be used to safely access a deeply nested property from an object while avoiding the dreaded checks forundefinedat each new property in the desired path. const R = require('ramda'); ...
Using react-router-dom's Outlet Component If you've opened the code up in your browser, you might have noticed that our app still isn't working correctly — visiting the child routes doesn't actually render the pages we want. That's because there is still one tool we need to implement...
I'm using react-router v6 and I have such simple App component. type RouteType = { path: string; element: any; } function App() { const [user] = useAuthState(auth); const USER_ROUTES: RouteType[] = user ? [ { path: '/signin', element: <Login /> }, { path: '/signup',...
[v6] Allow nesting <Router> components#7890 michaldudak mentioned thison Nov 19, 2021 Bump react-router-dom to ^6.0.1mui/material-ui#29553 Unfortunately, because of the way context is being used to allow for nested routes @timdorrCould you point to implementation details that prevent nesting...